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- noList.exe, version 1.00
- Written by Jack Tan
-
-
- noList is a 32-bit OS/2 2.x text-mode application which removes
- Presentation Manager processes from both the OS/2 window list
- and the Alt-Esc robin. The usage syntax is:
-
- noList [/a] <pid1> [<pid2> ...]
-
- By default, each process ID (pid) is assumed to be in decimal.
- To use hexadecimal, prefix the pid with '0x'; use '0' to prefix
- octal values. The '/a' switch will place the processes back
- into the window list and the Alt-Esc round-robin. Both '/' and
- '-' can be used as the switch prefix. Executing 'noList' without
- parameters displays the version number and help.
-
-
- Examples:
- noList // show help
- noList 0x12 20 // remove processes 0x12 (=18) and 20
- noList -a 20 18 // add processes 18 and 20 back into list
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-
- Revision History:
- Version 1.00 -- 3 October 1993
- Requires EMX.DLL, EMXLIBC.DLL
- First release. Thanks to Don Meyer for the idea (1 October 1993).
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-
- I hope this program proves useful. Many thanks to Don Meyer for the
- suggestion which got the program started. I welcome any comments,
- criticisms, suggestions, and bug reports. By using this program, the
- user accepts all responsiblity for any damages resulting from this
- program, and there is absolutely no warranty.
-
- Jack Tan
- jahk@uiuc.edu
-
- P.O. Box 3894
- Oak Brook, IL 60522-3894
- United States of America
-